Romanticism
Subtitle: seminal insights
By: by Larry H. Peer
Contributors: International Conference on Romanticism; Brigham Young University
Publisher: International Conference on Romanticism
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Provo, Utah]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
ISBN-13: 9780972369718
Subjects: Modern Literature; History and criticism; Romanticism; Romanticism in art; Romanticism in music
Description: "Romanticism: Seminal Insights reads linguistic and disciplinary inclusivity as the compulsory ground for understanding Romanticism, rejecting facile generalities about the movement that rise from single language traditions or from single disciplines, and argues for a scholarly discourse based upon a wide array of primary sources brought together to help us see the world occupied simultaneously by Goethe and Gauss, Manzoni and Mickiewicz, Friedrich Schlegel and George Sand, Beethoven and Brezovački, Liszt and Lermontov." -- Jacket flap.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: What is romantic about Romanticism?  -- Larry H. Peer; title: The name and nature of Romanticism revisited  -- Larry H. Peer; title: The persistence of Romanticism  -- Richard Eldridge; title: Romanticism as cognitive process  -- Frederick Burwick; title: The origins of the Romantic literary theory  -- Ernst Behler; title: Romantic imperialism and the Hegelian march of history in Keats's "On First Looking into Chapman's Homer"  -- Ray Fleming; title: "I speak of one from many singled out": individuation, singularity, and agrammaticality in Wordsworth  -- Joshua Wilner; title: Romanticism through complexity theory  -- Rodney Farnsworth -- Goethe and individuation / -- Ellis Dye; title: E.T.A. Hoffmann's marketplace vision of Berlin  -- Alexander Schlutz; title: Gothic opera as Romantic discourse in Britain and France: a cross-cultural dialogue  -- Diane Long Hoeveler and Sarah Davies Cordova; title: Phenomenal beauty: Rousseau in Venice  -- Nancy Yousef; title: Journeys to the East: Shelley and Novalis  -- William S. Davis; title: Pursuing the plerotic sublime: Romantic poetry and the failure of language -- Richard A. Nanian.